Korean menu help

lloydp

United States82 Posts

March 19 2012 23:57 GMT

http://imgur.com/a/njGus
this is the imgur in case the linking doesn't work/until i get it to work

This is the menu for a restaurant near me, it used to serve just sushi and some japanese food, but now has korean cuisine, which i know nothing about. I would like knowing what's good and what some of the stuff tastes like ^_^.

_KiM_

Canada498 Posts

March 20 2012 00:02 GMT

.... it has english descriptions of the food right underneath the korean name of the food(also written out in english..)

deside what you like based on that

get dol sot bibimbap if u want advice, it's friendly for korean food beginners

feanor1

United States1899 Posts

March 20 2012 00:03 GMT

Its in English, Google them?

Arterial

Australia1039 Posts

March 20 2012 00:04 GMT

dude it has the stuff in english...if you're having trouble picking what to eat in a restaurant...

personally, if you're ever unsure, you can ask waiters, OR go standard and pick fried noodles or fried rice, thats safe.

Ktk

Korea (South)753 Posts

March 20 2012 00:05 GMT

Just be sure to put gochujang on the bibimbap if you get it, spicy > not (if they don't give it to you already...)
dol sot wayyy better than not, it's in a piping hot stone

a lot of this is personal preference since so many variations. i'd happily take most things on there :>

don't bother with ramyun aka ramen lmao.. just buy a pack of shin ramen (or sam yang) if you've never had korean ramen before (way better than top ramen)

gal bi tang

stanik

Canada213 Posts

March 20 2012 00:05 GMT

Not sure how I got here.

I found myself looking at an imgur page thinking it was from reddit and I was looking for the funny part.

kim chi dol sot bibimbap sounds like a good choice.

pigtheman

United States333 Posts

March 20 2012 01:10 GMT

food looks amazing :D
where is this?